Unincorporated partnerships in the UAE can now apply to be taxed as a single entity, giving them access to corporate income tax exemptions and streamlining compliance under the updated Cabinet Decision.

Filing your Corporate Income Tax Return in the UAE is a legal requirement, not just a formality, with a firm deadline of 30.09.2025 for businesses whose financial year ended on 31.12.2024.

REIT investors in the UAE may now qualify for corporate tax exemption, following new FTA guidelines aimed at boosting transparency and real estate investment.

The UAE’s new penalty waiver initiative gives businesses a second chance to register for corporate income tax without fines, offering relief for latecomers and reinforcing the country’s push for voluntary compliance.

The UAE’s adoption of the OECD’s global minimum tax guidance reinforces its commitment to international tax standards, offering greater clarity and compliance certainty for multinational businesses.

The UAE’s new Cabinet Decision No. 34 of 2025 introduces clearer tax rules for investment funds and partnerships, offering potential exemptions while outlining strict conditions for compliance and investor reporting.

The Federal Tax Authority urges individual business owners in the UAE to register for Corporate Income Tax by 31.03.2025 to avoid AED 10,000 penalties and safeguard their business reputation.

Businesses must stay compliant as the UAE’s Federal Tax Authority (FTA) intensifies inspections, increasing field audits by 135% in 2024 and leveraging digital technologies to enhance regulatory oversight.

The UAE Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has introduced a grace period until 31.03.2025, allowing businesses to update their tax records without penalties, reinforcing the UAE’s commitment to a business-friendly environment.

Stay ahead of UAE Corporate Income Tax penalties – late payments now incur a 14% annual penalty, making timely compliance essential for protecting your business’s financial health.